Reg-gie! Reg-gie! Reg-gie!

[Clay]

Thanks Reggie!

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[bknblk]

Clay, I am truly sorry that they couldn't pull it off, but what a valiant effort. They have great management and with Bird making a couple of good moves this off-season, I see you guys at the very top of the EC heap next season.

[Clay]

Yeah, you always hate to see your favorite team lose. It would have been great to see them continue to defy the odds but all good things must come to an end. :) Reggie Miller is a unique player and person. He's really the last of the NBA greats of yesterday. Yep, Bird and Donnie will make some good moves I'm sure...they'd better, Reggie will be tough to replace in more ways than one.

[V. Slayer]

Thank You Reggie

[zoomy942]

i feel like a lost a close friend knowing that i wont see him play anymore

[bknblk]

i feel like a lost a close friend knowing that i wont see him play anymore

If you are ever in L.A. go to Pauly Pavillion at UCLA and you will se him in pick up games for at least the next 5 years during the off season. Reggie is a gym rat and will always be. He will continue to enjoy schooling the up and comers for some time. Those pick up games are some of the greatest street ball this side of Ruckers.

[technews]

farewell to one of the greatest!

goodbye Reggie!

[stncttr908]

I wouldn't consider him one of the "greatest" of all time, but there certainly are few others you'd want with the ball in their hands with less than 10 seconds on the clock and you're in need of a clutch shot.

[DiscipleDOC]

I would. He's a consistent threat on the court, and could hold his own against people like Jordan, Kobe Bryant, etc....

Goodbye Reggie! Thanks for all of what you're done! (salute)

[bknblk]

I wouldn't consider him one of the "greatest" of all time, but there certainly are few others you'd want with the ball in their hands with less than 10 seconds on the clock and you're in need of a clutch shot.

Wow, you have some high standards. I am surprised that this partial list of accomplishments doesn't meet your standards for "one of the greatest":

# Passed Charles Barkley for 14th place on the NBA's all-time career scoring list, finishing the 2003-04 season with 24,305 points.
# Has played 1,323 games in his career, seventh on the NBA's all-time list
# Has played more games with the same team than all but two players in NBA history, John Stockton and Karl Malone of the Utah Jazz
# Went over 100 3-pt FGM for the 15th consecutive season, a NBA record
# The all-time NBA leader in 3-pt FGM ended the season with 2,464 3-pt FGM
# Won the NBA's J. Walter Kennedy Community Service Award for 2003-04
# In second round against Miami, scored 19 points in 18 minutes in Game 2 to move past Bill Russell into 22nd place on the NBA's all-time playoff career scoring list
# Recorded a double-double for the first time in two years, he had 14 points and a season-high 10 rebounds vs. Boston, 2/1/03. It came two years and a day after his last one, which also came against the Celtics, 1/31/01.
# Represented the U.S. in the 2002 World Basketball Championship in Indianapolis.
# Averaged 24.3 points against the Lakers in the 2000 NBA Finals.
# Five-time All-Star (1990, '95, '96, 98 and 2000).
# Named to the All-NBA Third Team in 1997-98 for the third time, following 1994-95 and 1995-96
# Named to the 1997-98 NBA All-Interview Second Team
# Competed in 3-point contest on All-Star Weekend five times, finishing as high as 2nd in 1990 and 1995
# Became the first Pacer ever to start in an NBA All-Star Game in 1995.
# Member of the gold medal-winning U.S. Olmpic Basketball Team at the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta
# Leading scorer (17.1 ppg) and a tri-captain on the gold medal-winning U.S. Basketball Team at the 1994 World Basketball Championship in Toronto.
# Named to the 1987-88 NBA All-Rookie Second Team after averaging 10.0 ppg and 2.3 rpg

[YOGIx213]

One of the greatest in my opinion, on the court and off. Gave so much to the game and to the fans. Not a Pacers fan but have deep respect for one of the best clutch players in NBA history. His feud with Spike Lee was classic. lol

[Sazar]

One of the greatest clutch players certainly and up there with the rest.

I don't consider him one of the greatest of all time because he was too one-dimensional but he will be missed all the same.

The next big name on the list of lads who will retire is Shaq I think.

He bridges the gap from the Jordan era to the current era.

[nrdstrm]

Definetly one of the greatest...and thats coming from a Laker Fan...(My god...what am I to do...we were so horrid last season :P)